Re: "LGB Without The T": Why Some Are Saying Trans-Rights Activists Have Crossed The Line

On 4/11/23 13:38, Josh Rosenbluth wrote:
> On 4/11/2023 6:25 AM, David Hartung wrote:
>> On 4/10/23 20:05, Ubiquitous wrote:
>>> The LGBTQ community appears to be on the brink of a schism as 
>>> trans-rights
>>> activists push harder and harder to blur the lines defining sex and 
>>> single-
>>> sex spaces — often disproportionately encroaching on spaces meant to be
>>> limited to only women.
>>>
>>> There are certainly some cases involving trans men, particularly with 
>>> regard
>>> to alleged discrimination in health care when a woman who identifies 
>>> as a man
>>> goes through pregnancy, but the vast majority of the activism comes from
>>> trans-identifying men demanding access to spaces that are 
>>> traditionally for
>>> females only.
>>>
>>> The advocacy itself stretches across many fronts — from women’s 
>>> sports to
>>> women’s shelters to women’s prisons, hitting up every rest stop 
>>> restroom in
>>> between — and has forced its way onto college campuses, into high 
>>> schools and
>>> middle schools, and even into elementary schools.
>>>
>>> The stated goal is equality or equal access, but the end result is 
>>> that a
>>> growing number of titles and achievements that were previously only 
>>> open to
>>> women are being quickly taken up by biological males:
>>>
>>> • A 6’1? fully intact biological male — who was allowed to walk 
>>> freely among
>>>    biological women as they stripped and changed into their bathing 
>>> suits — is
>>>    now an NCAA swimming champion.
>>>
>>> • A female cyclist, after years and years of difficult training, quit 
>>> the
>>>    sport she loved because she was being forced into unfair 
>>> competition with
>>>    biological males.
> 
> These borderline issues are to trans rights what partial-birth abortions 
> to abortions rights: wedges designed to split trans rights supporters. 
> The real goal is to fully delegitimize trans people.
> 
>>> • A male assistant secretary of Health and Human Services earned the
>>>    distinction of “Woman of the Year.”
> 
> This one isn't even a borderline issue. She can be Woman of the Year 
> every bit as much as Amy Schneider is the all time female Jeopardy 
> champion.

A human who has XY chromosomes is not, and can never be a woman.

>> The fact that our culture increasingly claims that men can become 
>> women and vice versa, and that also refuses to recognize the real 
>> differences between men and women, is clear evidence of societal decay.
> 
> David's reply confirms what I wrote above about the real goal.